Gökşin Akdeniz

RT @mbalmer: You can take any common misspelling and 'fgrep -r' for it in the NetBSD source tree. You will find it. But most are in GN ...

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11 years ago

UserAnswer.com

#ask #tech: NetBSD... http://t.co/IuWtglO0 #answer

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11 years ago

iMil

RT @mbalmer: You can take any common misspelling and 'fgrep -r' for it in the NetBSD source tree. You will find it. But most are in GN ...

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11 years ago

Sevan Janiyan

RT @mbalmer: You can take any common misspelling and 'fgrep -r' for it in the NetBSD source tree. You will find it. But most are in GN ...

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11 years ago

Peter N. M. Hansteen

RT @mbalmer: You can take any common misspelling and 'fgrep -r' for it in the NetBSD source tree. You will find it. But most are in GN ...

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11 years ago

David Sanchez

@iMilnb hum okey :-) so i have to buy december glmf to test #netbsd

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11 years ago

mbalmer

You can take any common misspelling and 'fgrep -r' for it in the NetBSD source tree. You will find it. But most are in GNU code. #netbsd

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11 years ago